Down memory lane: Fond memories of White Hart Hotel
‘Those were the days, they were a great crowd. Bunty was always special.’
Campbeltown
Letters
Letter: Carradale path wrecked
How can one grudge the odd £700, to replace a pot-hole wrecked wheel and tyre, when we know that our money is really being spent on such an essential and environmentally friendly project.
Kintyre
From our Facebook: Plastic pollution revolution?
‘Other countries clean their beaches on a regular basis by drawing a type of rake pulled by a vehicle on some sort along the high water mark at low tide.’
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Letter: Slavic Gospel talk
Derek Maxwell from the Slavic Gospel Association will relate how the unsaved are being reached.
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Letter: Islay beach clean
Our famous Islay beaches must not be allowed to be steadily covered in plastic debris.
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Letter: Sugar tax may hit diabetics
However, for those who live with or care for young children with type one diabetes, quick access to a fizzy drink or sugary food can be a life-saver, and the change is likely to create a new challenge.
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Letter: Campbeltown’s spring clean
All the dirt, leaves and debris had been cleared from the inside of the pavements and the whole area is looking pristine.
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Letters: Dog microchipping
In the end I settled on the dogs shortly to be micro-chipped on Gigha.
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Letter: Be patriotic on passport printing
Can you imagine the Americans having their passports made in a foreign country? Are we to become the laughing stock of the world?